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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1900
Page
7
Independents celebrate in Helena as writ of prohibition against County Clerk Martin is denied regarding filing of the three tailed ticket nominees. Fusion ticket candidate Soharnikow for district judge reportedly concedes little chance as mandamus suit awaits a decision expected tonight.
Charles M. Webster, chairman of the Republican state committee, visited the county central committee rooms last night and expressed strong optimism about the ticket winning three weeks hence. He cited encouragement from across the state and noted Deer Lodge County’s bright outlook before departing for Philipsburg.
Col T O Leary J M Simpson and J R Walkup representing the democratic faction of the three tailed ticket returned from Helena to appear before the supreme court. They target County Clerk Martin in a case to compel filing of the ticket represented by Mesara. Both sides await the decision with confidence and anticipation.
Registration offices open but voters slow to list names. In Third precinct 44 names restored from about 450 voters, urging all voters to register now for the next election.
M B Greenwood Ma 1 V Bennett Cashier TG Tule beck Assistant Cashier, implying a bank personnel roster.
Local items from Anaconda include carpet weaving at 507 Locust Street and rug making. Montana base ball league President’s team departed for Portland. Various candidates and rallies noted, including Scharnakow for district judge and Hogan for governor. City council grants ten days leave to City Attorney Boarman as he heads to the Pacific coast.
The Easton city council met last night and levied a four cent sprinkling tax per linear foot in District No 1. Protests against a sewer in the Hirch and Chestnut streets alley were recognized and the project will not proceed. The remainder of the meeting focused on street fighting discussions, with adjournment without conclusion.
James Magorty, a traveling furrier drummer, was arrested at the Montana hotel on a license charge. A jury trial before Justice Frank Kennedy found him not guilty after a brief consultation, with Magarty claiming he only solicited orders and did not sell samples.
Realty dealers in Anaconda report stiff property demand with no modern flats available. J. T. Loser recently sold Main Street store for 14000 and closed a 10000 deal on another property. Builders are urged to meet demand for four room houses and flats while optimism grows for a building surge.
John Strom, an employee at the lampeller works, died at St. Ann's hospital last night of typhoid fever. The body was taken to Tuttle's undertaking parlors. The funeral will probably be held tomorrow, though the exact time is not yet decided. The young man leaves a father in the city.
Tonight’s fair events feature decisive outcomes with prizes awarded. Contests include Mamie Klenlana versus Rose Falk for a doll and a maid of honor contest among Mamia Shugrue Agnes Walsh and Lilie Jackson, plus May Hoy versus Kya Muneo for a fine mandolin.
Trieste reports a treaty to enlarge the harbor has been signed by Austria. The municipality commits 1 million kronen toward immediate harbor improvement works as plans move forward.
Turkish authorities report growing unrest as Kurds clash with Chelsan and Musselman villages in Kaibock district. Troops intervened to quell fighting amid rising tensions and concern over wider violence.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues notice for John M Steward patent application for Crystal Lode Mining claim in Jefferson County Montana. Location records filed. contest by George Schiremer against Henry M Wolf entry 7337 to be heard November 1900 in Helena with Notary C M Parr in Butte City.
Notice is given that Butte Copper Mining Company by Daniel J. Welch has filed an application for patent for 1500 linear feet on the Grand Prize Lode in Jefferson County Montana. The claim begins at a granite corner and describes bearings and distances. Public notice posted September and the official field notes are on file. First publication October 13, 1900.
Notice from October 12, 1900 states Samuel D. Sumwalt of Butte Montana has filed an application for a patent covering 1489 feet of the Snow ball Lode Mining Claim. The claim lies 1416 feet east and 23 feet west from the discovery shaft, with a posted notice dated October 5.
October 13 1900 record describes surface location in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Tow County Montana for Survey No 6987 T 2N R 7W with corner markers granite stone and boundary bearings including several azimuths and distances to Corner No 4. It notes exclusion of 0.02 acres conflicting with Emily Lode Survey No 111 and lists adjoining claims and applicants. Location filed with Silver Bow County Recorder page 424 Book R Lodes. George D Green M L Baker U S Claim Agent.
United States land office Helena Montana September 17 1900 notices Margaret Staton of Anaconda Montana has filed notice of intention to make final proof on desert land claim 4363 for the north half east quarter and west quarter of section 24 township 41 north range 14 west before Charles Houck U S Commissioner Anaconda Montana on November 10 1900 witnesses J O Allen George Boasman E M Hash and A A Dekay all of Anaconda Montana to prove complete irrigation and reclamation of the land registered
Notices announce registration deadlines and start dates for electors in districts 1 through 7 for the November 1900 general election in Silver Bow County Montana. Dates run October 15 to October 27, with times variously set. registry agents named for each district.
Notice details registration deadlines for numerous districts and precincts in Bowver and Silver Bow counties. Registrations open mid October 1900 and close in late October for general election on November 6 1900. Registrars include Wilsden Pinkham M B Abraham William Cunningham Oscar Wells Frank M Murray Alex Anderson Albert B Marshaan and others.
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